The entire preparatory process and actual infrastructure development can take "well over 15 years" based on the experience of others, and the move does not mean that Singapore has decided to deploy nuclear energy, said PM Wong.
Singapore
The entire preparatory process and actual infrastructure development can take "well over 15 years" based on the experience of others, and the move does not mean that Singapore has decided to deploy nuclear energy, said PM Wong.
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong delivers his speech at the Energy Market Authority's 25th Anniversary Gala Dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel on May 19, 2026. (Photo: CNA/Wallace Woon)
New: You can now listen to articles.
This audio is generated by an AI tool.
Asia's richest country evaluates potential deployment of nuclear energy - VnExpress International
Singapore seeks IAEA review next year as it weighs advanced nuclear energy options
ASEAN Energy Crisis: From Fossil Frailty To Infrastructure Prowess
Singapore: Gan Kim Yong esorta a consolidare la posizione nel settore della finanza AI
Singapore and Japan launch floating wind pact as Recharge summit kicks off
Singapore has announced a cautious plan to evaluate the potential deployment of nuclear energy in line with standards set by the…
Singapore has launched a UN nuclear readiness review set for 2027, as the Iran war and Hormuz closure push the island nation to…
SINGAPORE, May 20 — Singapore will undertake the Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Review (INIR) Phase 1 Mission next year to…
Prime minister outlines policy plans for city state in coming decades, including fresh economic impetus and new infrastructure.
India and Singapore to finalize 10 MOUs in advanced tech, connectivity, and solar energy during ministerial meeting.
In 2025, Singapore's economy exceeded expectations, with advanced manufacturing emerging as a surprising growth engine, from…
